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Quiz by Stefcho Stefchov, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Stefcho Stefchov
over 7 years ago
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Question 1
Question
Please choose the description which best matches how the following HTML will render.
Image:
Kitten In A Box (image/png)
Answer
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Image:Kib A (image/png)
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Image:Kib B (image/png)
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Image:Kib C (image/png)
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Image:Kib D (image/png)
Question 2
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The anchor tag attribute "href" should contain a URI. This URI ...
Answer
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must use fully qualified domain names.
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should be relative to the anchor tag.
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should be relative to the site root.
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should be relative to the html page.
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is case sensitive.
Question 3
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Character entity references allow designers to display special symbols in html. Please select the correct format for specifying these.
Answer
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prefix with %, and optional : suffix
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prefix with #, and optional ; suffix
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prefix with &, and require ; suffix
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prefix with %, and require ; suffix
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prefix with & and #, and optional ; suffix
Question 4
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Which one of the following answers only contain valid semantic tags added in HTML5.
Answer
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article, aside, details, figcaption, figure, footer, header, nav, section, summary, time
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article, aside, figure, footer, header, main, mark, navigation, section, summary
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article, header, navigation, section, sidebar, footer, summary, time
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article, caption, details, figure, footer, header, main, mark, nav, section, sidebar, summary, time
Question 5
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What is the purpose of semantic tag elements?
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To provide more meaning for the parser.
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To make the HTML page render according to modern standards.
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To sunset confusing markup standards.
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To increase the number of tags available to write HTML with.
Question 6
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How many header and footer tags are allowed in an HTML5 page?
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You should only have 1 header and 1 footer per page.
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You should only have 1 header and 1 footer per section.
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There is no limit to the number of headers and footers per page.
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There is no limit to the of headers and footers per section.
Question 7
Question
You are working on a site which isn't rendering properly in Firefox and see the following code. What approach should you take to fix the problem?
Image:
Html5shiv (image/png)
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Remove the comment because it is likely confusing the browser.
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Remove the comment because it has no effect in Firefox.
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Leave the comment because it only affects IE browsers.
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Leave the comment because it is unknown what effect it has.
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Edit the html5shiv.js and add an exception to fix the render bug in Firefox.
Question 8
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How is the id attribute of a tag different than the class attribute?
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You can assign style by id or by class, so there is no difference.
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You may only assign one style class to an id, but any number of CSS classes to the class tag.
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It is an error to have a duplicate id assignments in an html page. But it is allowed to have duplicate class assignments.
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The id attribute of a tag is primarily used for JavaScript and the class tag is used for styling, but a style can be assigned to an Id tag.
Question 9
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The CSS margin property of an element "margin: 20px 40px;" has the same meaning as "margin: 20px 40px 20px 40px;"
Answer
- True
- False
Question 10
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The CSS padding property of an element "padding: 10px 20px 30px 0;" is equivalent to "padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 30px; padding-left: 20px; padding-right: 0;"
Answer
- True
- False
Question 11
Answer
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100px
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110px
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140px
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150px
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125px
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70px
Question 12
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Which CSS selector should you use to mark only the text "Greetings!" in green?
Image:
Maingreenspan (image/png)
Answer
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#main > .greet > span
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#main < .greet < span
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#main div span
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body > main > greet > span
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#main > .greet span
Question 13
Question
Given the following CSS styles, what color will the word Greetings! appear in?
#main .greet span {
color: green;
}
#main .first span {
color: blue;
}
div div span {
color: red;
}
Answer
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Green
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Blue
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Red
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Black
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